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134 • SECTION 3 --- EXTERIOR & INTERIOR CARE NEPTUNE 2004
Day/Night Shades
(Optional)
The day/night shades are made of polyester blended material. Use the following
guidelines to care and maintain the day/night shades:
• Leave Day-Night shades in the UP position when not in use to help
the shades hold their shape.
• String tension for the shades should be equal. Tension can be adjusted
if the shades will not remain up.
Dusting:
Vacuum, with a brush attachment or dusting tool, on a regular basis.
Cleaning:
A dry foam cleaner may be used for soil and dirt removal. Follow all
directions on the container or a cleaning solution of ¼ ounce clear liquid soap
to 8 ounces water.
NOTE: Do not use colored liquid soap as a stain may appear when
fabric dries.
What is Mold?
Mold is a plant belonging to the Fungi group. In short, mold is a type of fungus
that occurs naturally in the environment, and is necessary for the natural decomposition
of plant and other organic material. Mold spreads by means of microscopic spores
borne on the wind, and is found everywhere life can be supported. Due to the fact
mold spores are present in all types of environments, motorhome construction is
not, and cannot be, designed to exclude mold spores. If the growing conditions are
right, mold can grow in the motorhome. Most people are familiar with mold
growth in the form of bread mold, and mold that may grow on bathroom tile.
Mold spores, as they grow, can leave a musty odor, discolor fabric, and stain
surfaces as well as cause considerable damage.
What Does Mold Need to Grow?
Being a plant, mold will need a food source in order to grow. Mold can use a
variety of organic materials such as fabric, carpet, wallpaper, or even building
materials, such as wood and insulation, to name a few. Grease films contain many
nutrients for mold spores to grow when moisture and temperatures are right. Soil
on dirty items such as fabrics and furniture may supply enough nutrients for mold
to grow. Many of the synthetic fabrics such as acetate, polyester, acrylic and nylon
are mildew resistant. However, soil on these fabrics may supply the nutrients to
start mold growth.
MOLD & MILDEW